rule against



rule against someone or something

to give a judgment against someone or something. The judge ruled against the prosecutor. The judge ruled against my motion.
See also: rule

rule against

v.
To deliver a judgment that is not favorable to someone or something: The court ruled against the plaintiff, and no damages were awarded.
See also: rule

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
MatouŠ-Czech
RutROOT (Spanish)Spanish, Icelandic, Swedish, Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Silviya-Bulgarian
Marquinhos-Portuguese
Ceciliese-SEEL-ye (Norwegian, Danish)Norwegian, Danish, Czech
Yachna-Hebrew